basketball at rosevale park. this is also where the city hosts summer camp for kids. but for the reyes family, that park is lost a symbol of fear. >> that park is surrounded by gangsters all the time. we don't know what they can do to us. we don't feel safe going there. >> reporter: it was on this basketball court that blanca reyes's little brother was jumped by gang members on april 27. >> he was brutally stabbed and beaten. he survived on life support, but passed aafter three days. >> it's not a good environment for any little kids because they're not safe. >> reporter: the city cleaned up roosevelt park in the last few years, but the gangs returned. the officers tell me this is now

gang turf again. >> this is rayna's first time at the park, especially when she sees an occasional police department. >> reporter: the reyes's tell me they expect to receive an escort tomorrow so they can drop off some flowers in remembrance of their son. another sellout crowd is expected for tonight's giants game, but not everyone at the game will be watching the action on the field. sfpd under cover will be patrollipatro

patrolli patrolling. another example yesterday in oakland an more concerned as we mentioned tonight in san francisco. >> exactly, everyone well aware of what happened last year in los angeles to giants fan brian stowe, there is a history of problems at at & t for giant's-dodgers games. this is how it looked in oakland on sunday, lots of kicking, and punching. about 30 seconds into the video, oakland police arrive to break it up. tonight in san francisco, a different rivally, but the same concern for law enforcement. >> if there's any problems they're going to address those immediately. >> for the first time at a giants game, the department will use under cover officers, dressed in dodgers gear. >> we know that there's been

problems in the past, so we hope there not any problems, and if there is, they'll be able to address them. >> reporter: we we found a clear history of problems at giants-dodgers games. last year out of the four games, three were games against the dodgers. in february, our investigation exposed problems with fan violence at virtually every bay area venue. tonight sfpd says it will proactively work to prevent any problems at the giants-dodgers became. >> we want to make sure that's a fun, family atmosphere for people to enjoy themselves. >> reporter: several requests to the oakland police department, if there were any arrests

yesterday in oakland-- if you have a tip for our investigative unit, please give us a call, 88-996-tips or you can send us a -- a prostitution bust with some unexpected results. the prostitutes not charged with a crime, instead rescued. the fbi along with local police and sheriff's departments, say sixteen aged girls at the center of the prosecution rings victims brought here from other countries and brought here to be a slaves. >> they're told for this amount of money they can get their visa so they can live here in this country and you can never get out of it. they're being prostitute and they're working their way for their rent, for their clothing, for their trip over year.

so it's a never ending circle. >> instead of facing charges, the teenagers will now get help with housing and counseling to be sure that they don't return to those who exploited them. fire investigators in redwood city now say two early morning car fires could be the work of arsonists. is blazes broke out just after 3:00 in the morning. police have detained two men for questioning. one of the men was videotaped purchasing a container of gasoline from a nearby convenience store. a similar fire aweek -- authorities are also saying the fires could be gang related. a ruling by the supreme court involving teenagers, mandatory life sentences have been ruled cruel and unusual punishment. california does not have mandatory life sentences, however today's ruling will see some big changes here.

>> i dread the day that he will be released on the streets of lafayette. >> daniel horowitz fears that the man who killed his wife may someday go free. although he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. >> it opens the gates of hell for the public. >> this morning the u.s. supreme court ruled that mandatory life sentences without parole for juveniles is unconstitutional. it may be a signal of a growing trend. >> this could be seen as one block in that series of gradual decisions, chipping away at punitive sentencing for juvenile

and a step toward a law that could be more lenient for juveniles. and a bill being considered this week at the state capital, would give juvenile offenders a chance for parole after 15 years. >> scott sell las sky's attorney it does give them hope. >> should have the opportunity to prove themselves once they have aged, once they have shown maturity. >> when you have actually seen a loved one dead on the floor of your house and you have seen the smile and grin on the face of the murder in court, the idea that he would get out at age 40 or 50 and do it again to someone else is just unacceptable.

>> jody hernandez, nbc bay area news. on the peninsula, mixed signals in palo alto, where committee members are meeting to discuss revisions to the city's cell tower policy. the council is considering three options, macrotowers mounted on city facilities, a network of smaller antennas or a hybrid system. still to come here at 6:00, will it work? there's a new plan to freeze college fees across the state. >> the bay area couple willing to pay millions to change the view from their neighborhood. >> if you can't afford a ticket to the olympic summer games, you can still see the best of the best when it comes to some of the athletes, i'm kimberly terry live in stan jose, i'll tell you why, coming up in a live report. we're seeing a cool and breezy evening around the bay area, and we'll be talking a

little bit about these breezy conditions now. san jose looking pretty good, but by tomorrow morning, don't be caught off guard. those changes in your weather forecast when we come right back.

the priest pleads to fifth and refuses to talk about his attacker or what happened between them. a priest who claims he molested him when he was a child. nbc bay area arturo santiago is live in san jose in the courtroom for what's been a variety of twists and turns, so now what? >> that's right, jessica, and father jerry leonard has been able to -- with help from the statute of limitations or out of court settlements.

william lynch ovrn the other ha wanted to go to court two years ago. he wanted lidner on the stand. but the star witness will not be saying another word. he's getting protection under the fifth amendment, his right not to say anything that would incrime nature himself. h he will no longer testify in these proceedings. >> defense attorneys have not been able to cross-examination him. >> is the jury going to be able to disregard that if they strike his prior testimony? >> the defense has wanted all

along to expose jerry lindler as a child molester. the prosecution was trying to use the father as its key witness. >> the marriage witness in 24 case is jerald lindhler. who's to say what occurred in that room unless he's willing to say it. >> even without the testimony from father jerry lindhler, the defense plans to refile a motion for a mistrial tomorrow morning. live in san jose, i'm. >> the family of a father and young daughter killed in a crash in concord is demanding justice. they have created an online peat urging the contra county district attorney to prosecute

the teenaged driver with the death of a father and daughter. more than 1,000 people have signed that peat so far. concord police recommended the driver david rosen face manslaughter charges, however the da's office must make that final decision. san francisco police are asking your help in tracking down a missing man. he was last seen tuesday, six days ago. we spoke with his mother today. >> using live gps tracking, evan is described as being 6'1", blond hair, blue eyes. please contact the san francisco

missing person's unit for more on this story. you'll see the. -- rallying for rights, two major farm unions are urging sup fort for two people -- one of the bills will provide overtime. members of the united farm wores and california domestic workers coalition are behind the push. >> now is the time to end this vestige of the cast system for farm and domestic labor that treat them as if they are not important workers or important human beings. >> the road to london rolls

right through the bay area, the best of the best in american m gymnastics is in the bay area tonight. not easy, not cheap. nbc bay area is live in san jose with more on how you can get into the hp pavlovicon. >> this is a once in a lifetime to make it on the olympic team, for the fans a rare opportunity to see dreams come true. >> the olympic trials is a culmination of more than a decade of training, to be the best and be able to perform your best under pressure. >> our athletes are literally fighting for a medal here because in place of our team, almost assures you of a team medal. we're the only country in the world to have won a team medal for both men and women in the

last two olympic games and we're hoping to repeat that in london. >> the pavilion was transformed. >> you wait to be able to see the olympic trials. >> let me just ask, where can i get in the red? this is for my wife, so i might as well let her live the dream. >> upper level seat seats are still available, starting at $36. >> the prices are great, we have got good seats, and for a once in a lifetime opportunity to see the olympic trials, they're great. >> they want to make it affordable for people to bring their family, and -- >> this is where they all want to be this week too. >> here is how this week's schedule breakdown today and tomorrow are training day

thursday as one of the men's competition, friday the lady's turn, on saturday we'll see the finals and the women will compete. so by sunday night we should know the five men and five women and the two alternates who will make up the u.s. gymnastics team that will head to london this summer. very exciting to have the gymnasts here. and you can see all the coverage right here on nbc bay area, we have more on the road to london at nbc bay area.com. you can also sign up for news alerts on our local athletes and subscribe to the day's most talked about olympic stories. because of scavengers, they eat -- lead poisoning in the condors, california passed a law banning the use of lead bullets

in their habitat. a new study shows lead levels in the birds have not dropped. the mercury news reports researcher were surprised that more than a third of the condors tested each year were high enough to cause problems. >> my order for the weekend is sunny but brisk. >> that is perfect, that is summing it up in just a few words. it was a little breezy outside, temperatures staying nice and comfortable. it's a little bit more breezy in san francisco. you're looking live there, notice the partly cloudy and the camera mounted very well. temperatures are bouncing around, we do have some gusts getting close to 30 miles an hour, in and around san francisco, gorgeous view looking across the bay right now, earlier today, 66 degrees in san francisco, so not so bad. 73 in san jose, for this time of

year, that is quite cool, 72 degrees in concord, 70 degrees in livermore and we got a good sol lid case of that air conditioning. if you're going to be heading out, through about 7:00 tonight, winds 15 to 30 miles an hour and a breezy night to the first game of the giants versus the dodgers. coming up, we'll see low 60s, a bit gusty at times, and we'll also see some low clouds drifting across the bay around the 7th, 8th and 9th innings. the trend here, once we get back tomorrow, it's going to be a warming trend. in the meantime, kind of an interesting twist to our weather, showing up right now on the satellite. this is a weather system that is bringing rain to our north and

may add just enough lift to the clouds to give us a little rain or drizzle for your morning commute. especially long the coast. then right around lunchtime, north winds start to pick up, it's going to clear out our skies and those temperatures are going to climb right up. maybe not quite, upper 70s to near 80 out by livermore, 60s and 70s, warming up a little bit tomorrow. some 60s for your tuesday, but once you pass tuesday, we're talking mid to upper 80s. we'll show you that forecast coming up in our next half hour. coming up a lesson they should have never had to learn. the teacher under arrest for ordering his students to attack each other. and a first for facebook, the history making decision to help break a glass ceiling.

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scrambling city leaders are set to adopt a revised budget that could pave the way for a bankruptcy declaration. >> facebook makes big news. john forth makes the latest business and tech headlines. >> if indeed by a -- based in san francisco for 1.2 billion. the company is held by a former chief operating officer at pay-pal. and sheryl sandberg has been named to the eight-member board of directors, the first woman on the board, perhaps blunting some criticism that that company has faced over it's all male board. stocks were lower across the board, but closed off the low of

the day. good news for the housing industry, the number of people buying new homes is on the rise. new home sales are up -- that's the biggest increase in nearly two years. today's report also finds the median sale price of a home is up from nearly 6% last year. how far would you go for a picture perfect view? we're going to show you the new heights a north bay couple went to for a good view of the day. and why teachers are apologizing to the kids as a major mistake. >> and jimmy carter comes out slamming both the obama and bush administrations. and tropical storm debbie shaping up to be disastrous in the gulf coast. your weather headlines next.

tonight a federal hot line is set up for the public to voice concerns about the u.s. supreme court. the court eliminated parts of arizona's immigration law. >> both sides have something to celebrate as the high court handed downing the arizona decision. by 5-3, the justices upheld the most controversial part of the law, requiring police to check the immigration status of anyone they stop and suspect is not in the u.s. legally. the court rejecting the claim that that's only the federal government's job. swing justice anthony kennedy sideded with court conservatives, writing for the majority. the mandatory nation of the arizona status checks does not interfere with a federal immigration scheme.

consultation between state and federal -- >> this is the day that we have been waiting for, and make no mistake, arizona is ready. civil rights will be respected, racial profiling will not be tolerated. but the show me your papers provision will fight on. >> i believe it's the most ve m venomous part. >> struck down tied were the parts of living and working. president obama celebrated that, but played up instead what he did on immigration. >> it's time to stop denying citizenship to responsible young

people just because they're the children of undocumented workers. >> mitt romney too was cautious, saying in a statement the nation leads comprehensive immigration reform. i'm steve handlesman nbc news at the supreme court. the supreme court announces it's ruling thursday on president obama's health care reform plan, no state has for invested than california. depending on how the justices vote, millions in the bay area will be affected. if the court strikes down any part of the law, about 17 million residents will feel the impact. if the entire law is overturned, california could lose about $9 billion a year in future federal funds. temperatures making things worse in colorado where wildfires are still burning out of control. >> janell is here with our national and international headlines. >> firefighters from around the country have converged in colorado to help battle nearly a dozen wildfires burning across

the state. the high park fire near ft. collins is the most destructive fire in colorado history, burning nearly 250 homes. it's being blamed for the death of one person. it started nearly two weeks ago by lightning. the waldo canyon fire near colorado springs is threatening hundreds of homes and,soonds of residents have been evacuated. the weaver fire has burned over 8,000 acres, it's zero percent contained. and mother nature is not cooperating as tropical storm debby has stalled. it's hugging the coastline right now and that is not good news, potentially even causing more damage by just lingering there. heavy rains have flooded low lying neighborhoods. debby is also sparking tornadoes, killing one man on florida's gulf coast. and in alabama, a young man went missing in the rough surf. florida's governor has declared

state wide emergencies. george zimmerman's attorneys have tried to get him bail for the second time. he was ordered back to zwral earlier this month after a judge said he and his wife lied to the court about how much money they had, prompting a lower bond. a judge will continue the seconds bond request on friday. a search and rescue plane was looking for the plane that was shot down last friday over the mediterranean sea. >> in a new york timtsz opinion piece, carter condemned the drone strikes in the northeast, saying innocent civilians were

also killed. he called it a violation of human rights, the attack just encouraging america's enemies and alienates our allies. egypt's new president moved into his office today. egypt's stock index rose. a teacher in southern california is under suspicion of directing students to attack other students. three boys that were attacked. one of them suffering minor injuries. police say that melroads may

have ordered his students to carry out one of the assaults. investigators say de la rosa was somehow trying to curb behavior problems in that classroom. college students may soon benefit from a new equation from governor brown in sacramento. if voters approve a tax -- budget related bill that would appropriate $125 million each for the uc and csu systems in the 2013, 2014 academic year. but the money would only be available if the -- you see it's considering a 730 increase, while csu already approved a $500 tuition hike. how can they make that mistake, a mural that took two years to make has been destroyed. students and parents are devastated tonight after learning that workers mistakenly

painted over a mural that students spent years creating. christie smith has more from san francisco. >> you can actually still see traces of the mural, this is the san francisco city theme, it runs almost the entire length of the block. right now, it's under a coat of primer, when painters came to fix up the school for summer, boy, they made a big mistake and painted right over it. but this was actually approved by the school district that it be painted over, so now they're trying to fix it back up. the school mascot which is a dragon, they just finished up this project last month. voters approved a bond measure to paint and repair the school that also had some crumbling murals on it elsewhere. parents and teachers agreed on which ones to --

>> we're going to try to make this right, we want to make sure that the kids understand that their art work is valued. we're going to turn this into a lesson learned. >> there's also another mural of dragons inside of a school walkway that was painted by a church group and that will be spared. the assistant superintendent said they tried to notify students although they are out for the summer. and they're also trying to improve communications so this kind of thing doesn't happen again. christie smith, nbc bay area news. there's an app for that, even in the sfpd. a new app will allow san francisco police officers to report from the field and share data at the same time. officers are also getting new lap tops, 60 of them donated by

hp so they can spend more time on the streets than behind a desk. santa clara police are looking for a hit-and-run driver who injured a teenaged cycle rest. the boy was taken to the hospital, luckily with nonlife-threatening injuries, the american model suv with tinted windows was seen heading toward coleman, if you saw anything or see a car with a dent, call the santa clara police department. getting to the root of high blood pressure. >> and we're watching a breezy and cool evening around the bay area right now, lots of 60s outside, and tomorrow morning you may find some drizzle, but it may not just be the coast that will see a chance of light rain. we'll explain why in your forecast coming up.

good news for your wallet, gas prices are still falling across the nation and even here in the bay area. nationwide the average price for a gallon of gas has dropped for the last two weeks. in california, the lowest average price, 3.77 $3.77 in sacramento. aaa listed a gallon is less than

$4. san jose currently $3.89d. high blood pressure is one of the most common issues facing americans today. now an experimental procedure, literally zaps the nerves that trigger high blood pressure. it zaps the nerveded involved in a multiorgan system. what it does is calm the signals between the brain and kidneys and that causes the blood vessels to relax. the study in the united states can still in the early stages, but results from europe are promising. >> older women who don't get enough vitamin d may be susceptible to weight gain. researchers in oregon tracked more than 4,600 women over the age of 65 for five years. those with low levels of vitamin d gained about two pounds more than those with@adequate levels.

>> you 23450need to make this a special forecast. >> because you've got the big series. >> and it's someone's birthday. >> oh, happy birthday. >> thank you, thank you very much. anything you do will make it special. >> goodness. >> the pressure's on now. >> let's take a look outside right now, we got clear skies, breezy and cool around san francisco. nice air quality here, but is that smog coming up from southern california perhaps? maybe jim has more on that weather forecast coming up. >> rob, i'll let you know what we have got coming up. a rivalry renewed as the giants host the l.a. dodgers and san francisco can claim a tie atop the nl west. we have got this grudge match covered from every angle possible from the x-finity

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okay, how much would you pay to improve your home's view. here's what was standing in the way. >> you often hear stories about

breathtaking views getting the wind knocked out of them by a new construction project. brings to mind the joni mitchell song. today in livermore, paradise took its revenge. >> the house stuck out from the ridge quite a bit, blocked the view. >> david bettes's construction crew crushed a 6,500 food home on scenic belvidere home. >> it was over 100 years old and had basically run its course as a structure. >> the home was originally a carriage house from when this -- next door neighbors clark and sharon winslow bought the cows for $4.2 million except their plans for the site only went as far as the demolition. >> this is a very unique situation, we haven't dealt with this before're in marin.

>> the winslows didn't want to speak on camera, but off camera they said they plan to replace the house with a garden and restore the neighborhood's panoramic views. a week ago you couldn't see anything from here except the gable end of the house, now we have opened it up for everybody to enjoy. everybody including neighbor robert snow whose house is just up the hill from the demolished property. >> the view is really nice now. the view is right across the bay, the trees are being trimmed. >> there weren't many tears shed for the $4 million tear down, even the planning department couldn't find much historic about it, but when the walls came down, another line from that joni mitchell song came to mind, you don't know what you've

got until it's gone. >> just another day in the bay area. >> nice clear view. >> around the bay area today, you're getting a taste of it right along -- and the flag bent over to the right there as we got the winds up to 25 miles an hour. so, yes, it's a cool and broisz evening around the bay area. some of our weather headlines for you, as mentioned, happy birthday jessica, cool and breezy evening. >> cool and breezy. >> as you know, once the wind

starts to come out of the north, we're going to try things out. 60s and low 70s is still outside right now. once that sea breeze picks up, it does feel very chilly out there. it's jacket weather around the bay area right now. now if you're going to head out to the ballpark, it's giants sweatshirt weather. it's a little bit breezy out there too, winds up to 32 miles an hour. sunny now and then partly cloudy skies and some low clouds coming in later on tonight. the satellite view is actually pretty interesting for this time of year, it is late june now and we still have these troughs of low pressure bringing rain off from the north. in fact the regional satellite and radar view, you're seeing some showers, as this boundary passes through the bay area, it's going to take what's left of the low clouds, add a little extra lift. you may see a hit and miss area of mist and drizzle as you're seeing right there, around some

of the east bay hills. especially along the coast tomorrow morning. you're going to get the low clouds and maybe some drizzle at times. wins pick up out of the north, notice how our skies clear out. tonight, 40s and 50s outside, breezy through 9:00, winds should back up after about 9:00, and tomorrow morning, don't be caught off guard with new mexico drizzle. tomorrow for the afternoon, mid 70s around san jose, if you head down edwards gilroy, maybe some 80s tomorrow. in the tri-valley, a little breezy, should see some middle to upper 70s. and along the coast, 65 in san francisco, 70s to close to 80 degrees around santa rosa for the afternoon. the three-day forecast shows things changing after that morning drizzle. you can see those numbers on top of the map starting to climb up. wednesday, thursday, friday,

look to be the warmest days of the week, then as we head through the weekend, we're going to see a stronger sea breeze and things cooling off. >> this is a big week for the giants, how are you doing, jim. >> after claiming bragging rights, the san francisco giants welcome another rival to town t division leading l.a. dodgers. the boys in blue have a three-game lead over the national league west. barry zito takes the hill, looking to snap a three-game losing streak. here's amy gutierez at a tvrks

and t park. >> there's no question got it, this three-game series against the dodgers is the biggest this season for fans. they're three games back of their nl west first place rival and with a sweep could join them in the top spot in their division. but the giants are keeping it cool, including tonight's game, they face the dodgers 15 more times this season. >> should be a great season, i know we look forward to it. our players, their player, especially when you're pretty close in the standings. >> sure you can make up the game by beating them and you can go down a game by beating them. if we would have won yesterday when they lost, we would have picked up a game. so it's important to play them well, it's not life or death. >> as expected, giants closer is unavailable this evening, he threw in all three games over the weekend in oakland and lost 55 pitches.

manag from at & t park, i'm amy gutierez. >> meanwhile on the dodgers side of things. don mattingly's troop still own the best record in the national league. here's the one and only kate longworth. >> reporter: the dodgers are paying their first of three visits to att park. after all, l.a. started off the season red hot and just over a week ago, the dodgers had the best record in the majors, but now after a tough road trip where l.a. has dropped five of its last six, the giants may be catching the dodgers in this rivalry showdown. >> giants are playing good baseball. we have hit a little lull last week or so.

but we were in an angels team that's playing good baseball. >> i think the rivalry's really good and it's actually a fun place to play. so i think the fact that -- >> one thing that does side in favor with the giants for the series the dodgers hope to get him out on a rehab assignment before the all-star break but that's still yet to be determined. for nbc bay area news, i'm kate lo longworth at at&t park. >> he made his move during the breaststroke, he wins it, finish second, both go to the olympic games in london, you can see those in the nba family

networks, also csn bay area.com reporting that the warriors may have interest in a trade for chicago bulls forward luol deng. and there's going to be a lot of discussion of trades and innuendo and speculation, which i think is great news, but i also think it's great that jez jess has a birthday today. >> maybe we're the same person. >> no, you're not, i can tell. >> i don't know, jim's father, you're much better looking than jim's father. >> for a full local half hour of bay area coverage, you can watch sports on comcast sports tonight at 10:30. >> we'll be right back.

man and his best friend and in this case, his best friend is his crime fighting partner. police officer randy van dewsen was jointed yesterday by his wountded partner. that is a dog with a cast on his leg. the dog's name is body. van dusen finished the endurance race. the dog is recovering after he was shot last month. >> he's even got a police damage. >> all right, bretd cannon joins us with what's coming up at 7:00.

>> we're going to talk about the search for that missing san francisco man, but that search is over, we were planning to do an interview with his parents, in talking with them, they got a phone call and he called in. but we're still going to talk about what went on with that. and also an update on tropical storm debby and we're also going to be talking about saving dogs, a bay area nonprofit are making sure that shelter dogs are not euthanized. a lot going on, yes. >> have a great evening, even if you're not celebrating a birthday. we hope to see you back here at 11:00. [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian meb keflezighi

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